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Thursday, May 14, 2009 |
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Sulu governor survives slay try |
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A mayor, two army soldiers, a policeman were Tan’s
escorts
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By Al Jacinto, Correspondent
ZAMBOANGA CITY: Sulu Gov. Sakur Tan survived an assassination
attempt on his life, but four of his escorts were wounded in a
broad-daylight attack.
Tan’s convoy was traversing a road in Patikul
town when a parked motorcycle rigged with explosives was detonated
at around 12.15 p.m.
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DOJ to probe prosecutor for alleged irregularities
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JUSTICE Secretary Raul Gonzalez has formed a three-man panel of
prosecutors to investigate controversial Cebu City Prosecutor Mary
Ann Castro, who earlier filed a P20-million libel suit against Press
Secretary Cerge Remonde.
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Fishermen blame mining for dwindling fish catch
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DARAGA, Albay: The barely four-year operation of the multi-million
Lafayette mining firm in the island town of Rapu-Rapu has caused an
alarming reduction of fish catch according to the report of local
fishermen and environmentalists in the Bicol region.
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Mother, child die from multiple third-degree burns in Subic fire
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SUBIC, Zambales: A 9-year-old girl and his mother died after their
house in Barangay Calapandayan was allegedly torched by the
victim’s live-in partner last week.
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